Craft Computing | What to do with a Degraded ZFS Pool @CraftComputing | Uploaded 10 months ago | Updated 2 hours ago
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This video is going to focus on a ZFS Mirror inside Proxmox, but the commands and steps apply to nearly every type of ZFS array, regardless of the system they're running on. In short, there are four commands you should know...

zfs status - Display the health and disk info for all ZFS Pools
zfs scrub [pool_name] - Verify all data block can be read in a ZFS Pool
zfs offline [pool_name] [disk] - Deactivate a disk in a ZFS Pool
zfs replace [pool_name] [old_disk] [new_disk] - Remove a disk from a Pool, and replace it with another

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